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AUSTIN, Texas– FirstClose, a provider of technology solutions for mortgage lenders, has announced a new API as part of its partnership with CRIF Lending Solutions.

WASHINGTON—Christine Lagarde, head of the International Monetary Fund, said international regulatory action on cryptocurrencies is "inevitable."

SAN JOSE, Calif.—PayPal has finally rolled out its Instant Transfer feature on Venmo.

When I speak with credit union peers who are originating mortgages and selling them into the secondary market, I often hear they are only selling through brokers’ channels or directly to the GSEs other than the Federal Home Loan Banks.

WASHINGTON–Equality Washington, which represents the LGBTQ+ communities, said it continues to work toward creating a federal credit union.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.-The National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund shows a significant increase in reserves to reflect “probable and estimable” losses by specific credit unions, which is widely believed to refer to losses by CUs that made loans for taxi medallions that have plummeted in value.

NEW YORK–For the first time in years, long-term U.S. bond yields are creeping within reach of 3%, an indicator of investors’ confidence in the global economy. But what does it mean for credit union CFOs?

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn.–A credit union CEO here has been suspended without pay following allegations of using more than $1 million in credit union funds for personal benefit.

WASHINGTON—A new report has found that as Americans hold a record level of credit card debt, many say they regret having taken on the debt to the point it affects their health.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–With the “historic” vote by the NCUA board to return more than $700 million to credit unions this year, now come a host of other questions: How much will each CU receive, what will credit unions do with the unbudgeted bonus money, and should a payout even be taking place this year at all?